Sentence examples for far from wide from inspiring English sources

Last season (USL Pro): Commissioner's Cup winners; USL Pro playoff quarter-finalists Prediction: While the Eastern Conference is far from wide open, with each of DC United, New England and New York Red Bulls still looking strong, there should be scope for Orlando to challenge for a playoff spot – if the Lions' defensive experiment can be more Jekyll than Hyde.

While these new networks are still being tested and are far from wide deployment around the country, the promise of more efficient systems and 100 megabits-per-second downloads for mobile users will likely cause another definition tug-of-war between marketing people and engineers when the next wave rolls out.

They put it at ~36mm, but I found it had only a slightly wider field of view than my 1.6x crop DSLR with a 35mm lens – in other words, around 45mm, which is far from wide-angle.

Thus, the current result is far from genome-wide statistical significance and certainly requires independent replication.

This is far from genome-wide coverage, clearly a desirable goal for comprehensive functional genomics studies.

Mr. Bloomberg has said from the morning after he was elected that he would welcome résumés from far and wide, including from within the current administration.

In my opinion this far from being "genome wide" in the transcription factor landscape.

We marveled that dozens from diverse backgrounds, from far and wide, could all be Denise's Best Friend Forever.

And racetrack casinos, as Clyde Barrow, a political economist who studies gambling, explained, draw most customers not from the far and wide but from a 30-minute radius.

Not far from here, the wider tracks of the mighty Ghan train run from Adelaide deep into the Red Centre.

Far from creating a wider market for Mac software, the cloners had merely grabbed Apple's customers.